Since retirement from paid employment 2 years ago, my meditation practice has become more regular. And due to my yoga practice, my knees have become more flexible.
In the past, I meditated in a nice comfy chair. Lately, I have been assuming the more traditional posture of half lotus position. I thought about creating a more structured meditation space with a floating shelf with flowers and a candle on it.
But the minimalist in me loves for spaces to be mostly empty and flexible and (let’s be real here) easy to clean. So I have created this meditation corner out of objects that also serve at least one other purpose in my home.
I feel more peaceful already.
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It is a peaceful space. I’m impressed that you can get in the half lotus. I sort of can, on one side, if I hold my leg there. Sort of.:-)
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Priscilla- after 2 years of almost daily yoga practice, my body can do all sorts of thing it could not do 2 years ago. That said, I still can’t do a full-plank push-up or almost anything that requires that kind of upper body strength…..but, I’m getting stronger. Maybe someday.
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We apparently have different strengths. I do 20 push ups every day. Maybe someday you’ll be able to do push ups and I’ll be able to do a half lotus!
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That is what I am working towards! That, and to be able to do 108 Sun Salutations and a headstand and dancer’s pose…….
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As always with you, Fawn, your space is so relaxing and peaceful!
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I like that the area is easy to clean; as I get older that is becoming a priority. I’m just starting yoga and look forward to not feeling so stiff in the hips and knees!
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Be gentle with yourself. Yoga is available whenever you want it. And REST is available whenever you need it.
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